how i chaege the battery? only with batteries or with electricity? if its with electricity? its works with 110- 240 volt?
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Only the monitor uses batteries.... Rechargeable batteries come with the set. Two power adapters came with mine; one for the camera.... which has to run on electrical power, not batteries, and one to recharge the batteries in the hand-held monitor.... they last about 8 - 9 hours between recharging when new..... less as they age..... way less if you don't let them discharge almost completely before recharging. The two power adapters are two-blade 120 volt items that came with mine.... may be different if delivered overseas, I don't know. The monitor unit will run on alkaline batteries when you need to. Only the monitor uses batteries.... Rechargeable batteries come with the set. Two power adapters came with mine; one for the camera.... which has to run on electrical power, not batteries, and one to recharge the batteries in the hand-held monitor.... they last about 8 - 9 hours between recharging when new..... less as they age..... way less if you don't let them discharge almost completely before recharging. The two power adapters are two-blade 120 volt items that came with mine.... may be different if delivered overseas, I don't know. The monitor unit will run on alkaline batteries when... » Read More Only the monitor uses batteries.... Rechargeable batteries come with the set. Two power adapters came with mine; one for the camera.... which has to run on electrical power, not batteries, and one to recharge the batteries in the hand-held monitor.... they last about 8 - 9 hours between recharging when new..... less as they age..... way less if you don't let them discharge almost completely before recharging. The two power adapters are two-blade 120 volt items that came with mine.... may be different if delivered overseas, I don't know. The monitor unit will run on alkaline batteries when you need to. « Show Less
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Only the monitor uses batteries.... Rechargeable batteries come with the set. Two power adapters came with mine; one for the camera.... which has to run on electrical power, not batteries, and one to recharge the batteries in the hand-held monitor.... they last about 8 - 9 hours between recharging when new..... less as they age..... way less if you don't let them discharge almost completely before recharging. The two power adapters are two-blade 120 volt items that came with mine.... may be different if delivered overseas, I don't know. The monitor unit will run on alkaline batteries when you need to.
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electricity only for the camera. it plugs into a standard wall (120 watts). The monitor sucks batteries like crazy. Also, be careful, we just returned ours. The monitor would not hold a charge. When our child went to sleep at night, we would have to plug it in or the monitor would die.
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This unit required an power outlet ( wall socket to power it ) and can be only use 110Vac, it can not use 220-240Vac and can not use battery. I hope this will help, good luck.Timothy Dam
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120V. I wouldn't recommend using it outside the US. There are alternatives, try something intended for Europe?
833342
it works with standard wall plug, which is usually 110. i believe it will also work with 120v
1017085
Mine works with electricity. We have really enjoyed ours and are pleasedwith its performance.
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It's 100-240V... It can be used anywhere with a simple adapter. I've used it overseas with no problem.
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It says it works on 100-240 volts. However, it only has a two prong typical 110 VAC electrical connection so I'm not sure how it would work on 240. There is no switch for 110/220 so it would have to automatically switch voltages internally.
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It is 12 volts with a separate power supply. You would need a 240 power supply.
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It works with batteries, but I believe it can also be used with a power adapter.
2019001
Mine is just 110 volts. But I didn't look for anything but that voltage, so maybe there are other options. I don't know. Sorry I can't help you more.
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It's just a resistor. Use it with 220V to 240V just cut the rated Watts in half.
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I have only used it with 110 volts but the manufacture claims it will charge between 100 to 240 volts.
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It will only work on 110-120VAC. I would buy a 240VAC to 120VAC drop down or step up transformer (either will work if wired correctly). They are cheap here in the States, on the auction website eB...
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The AC adaptor that comes with it is for US 110V. If you can find a 19V 3.42A adaptor for charging the battery from 240V, you would be OK
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I don't know the exact answer to your question other than to say I power mine with a spare 12V car battery. The last time I used it was with a very old Optima Red Top battery. It has about 75% of it's original power.
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I used it only with 110 volts power supply. I did not try/test with 220 volts power supply.
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It does work, indeed, it says 100-240 Voltes. Hope this helps and u can enjoy.